Monarch butterflies gather at their wintering colony in the Monarch Butterfly Biosphere Reserve in Michoacán, Mexico. “So for over a decade now, the colonies haven’t really changed in size.

Monarch butterflies are amazing insects of North America with a unique two-way migration. These butterflies are famous for their beautiful orange color. Watching them in nature, especially when ...

Migrating monarch butterflies typically fly from 800-1,200 feet high, though there are verified sightings of these amazing creatures flying as high as 13,000 feet!

The brightly colored insects have been reported in southeast Michigan, migration watchers say. "Monarch butterflies are of the most recognizable and beloved butterfly in North and Central America.

Labeling the monarch butterfly as a threatened species under the Endangered Species Act will allow the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service to tailor protections to prevent the further decline of the ...

Monarch Butterfly Migration 2025: When to expect the orange and black flutterers in Georgia Miguel Legoas Savannah Morning News 0:00 ...

Monarch butterflies are making their flight north after wintering in Mexico. Here's what to know about the fascinating, fragile traveler.

ASGA's vice president of science and innovation told sugarbeet growers the potential listing of monarch butterflies as threatened could be difficult for those who planted milkweed for them.

What You Can to Help Save the Monarch A monarch butterfly gliding over a field on outstretched wings is one of the most beautiful images of summer. Unfortunately, in recent years the monarch has ...

Before National Geographic published its famous August 1976 cover story detailing the search for the monarch butterfly’s wintering grounds, nobody knew where these strikingly beautiful creatures ...

The monarch butterfly is an iconic species. It is usually the species people recall when drawing a butterfly and observations are shared frequently on the online social network iNaturalist.

ATLANTA — The monarch butterfly could soon receive federal protection, which would be a significant step toward protecting one of North America's most beloved species. The U.S. Fish and Wildlife ...